Washington Initiative 1639 - Bloomberg BS Ban

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10-02-18, 22:22
Diamondback

Washington Initiative 1639 - Bloomberg BS Ban
How many of us here are involved in the fight against I-1639? This thing's real bad news... Do any of these sound fun to y'all?
- New, bizarre description of "assault rifle" - “any rifle which utilizes a portion of the energy of a firing cartridge to extract the fired cartridge case and chamber the next round, and which requires a separate pull of the trigger to fire each cartridge,”
- Ex post facto ban on persons under 21 possessing semiauto rifles, even ones they already own
- new $25 starting (and open-ended, sure to go up fast) fee on ANY transfer, even non-sales
- mandatory reporting of personal info on transfers potentially creates backdoor registry
- new mandatory training and "safe storage" requirements
https://saveoursecurity.net/
https://www.initiative1639.org/
10-02-18, 23:53
223to45

Not to mention to signing away your medical privacy rights for good. With no accountability if used wrong.

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10-02-18, 23:57
223to45

Along with the $25 department of licensing tax , keeping record at the DOL .

All semiautomatic long guns are are now assault weapons, even a Ruger 10/22.

I1639 is horrible.

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10-03-18, 00:04
Diamondback

And people said I was just being paranoid when I started getting into 80% builds...
10-03-18, 11:04
Pacific5th

It’s a bunch of bull, ive been talking to anyone about it. If this passes a 10/22 or Marlin Model 60 will now be a “assault rifle”.
10-03-18, 22:22
Diamondback

Anybody heard anything about if anybody in the industry like Aero, Rainier Arms, etc is helping fight this? Seems they have the most to lose, but most of the real effort I've seen put in other than NRA seems to be Sporting Systems out of Vancouver, though a few little hole-in-the-wall places I've seen have signs up.
10-04-18, 22:55
Pacific5th

In the Spokane area I’m seeing mostly anti stuff put out by the NRA or even Sporting Systems of Vancouver, who was nice enough to send me a stack of flyers. The anti stuff seems to be all over my FB and I’m sharing as much as I can but with how FB works I’m sure there are plenty of my “friends” that are not seeing it. Hell I only seem to see a small fraction of my “friends” stuff anyways.
11-07-18, 12:56
223to45

Well shit that didn't work.

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11-07-18, 13:12
Diamondback

Next step, Lawfare...
11-07-18, 15:55
drtywk

Since this thing has passed and will soon be law, does anyone know what date it will actually go into effect? I am trying to get an AR transferred to my daughter before it does, but she doesn’t get back from school in Alabama until December 8th.
11-07-18, 15:56
223to45

My understanding is July 2019

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11-07-18, 16:50
Diamondback

I'm just gonna say "Blow me, b!tches" and do everything off-paper by EPL from here on out. SUCK ON THAT, SEATTLE, YOU CAN'T STOP ME!
11-07-18, 16:54
Pacific5th

From what I gather Dec 31 the age limit starts, July 1 2019 everything else starts.
11-13-18, 00:35
rathos

A couple of things, stripped lowers don't seem to be part of 1639. So I guess buy away. Second, out of state purchases aren't changed. So us down south on the border have it easy, just go to Oregon, skip sales tax and no I-1639 worries. I keep hearing weird things about pistols, however pistols were not included anywhere I could find in 1639. I do know that due to NICS telling the state to **** off Washington FFLs can no longer use NICS for pistol checks if you have a CPL so no more cash and carry for pistols after July 1, 2019.
11-13-18, 00:57
223to45

Quote:

Originally Posted by rathos

I do know that due to NICS telling the state to **** off Washington FFLs can no longer use NICS for pistol checks if you have a CPL so no more cash and carry for pistols after July 1, 2019.

Sorry what is this about ?? Havent heard anything about.

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12-07-18, 13:13
223to45

Hold onto your hats.

The group behind Washington state’s successful gun initiative is looking ahead to 2019. Following the passage of gun control legislation I-1639, which created new requirements for safe gun storage and age limits for assault-style rifle purchases, the Alliance for Gun Responsibility is hoping to expand on its success in the coming year. The advocacy group’s 2019 legislative agenda includes limiting open carry, restricting access to high-capacity magazines, and expanding Extreme Risk Protection Orders to include “hate-based threats.”

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12-07-18, 13:14
223to45

Opps.

http://mynorthwest.com/1207768/state...agazines-more/

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